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El pobre afán de vivir.
Bernardo González Arrili
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J. Menéndez
Language
Spanish
Pages
156

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El pobre afán de vivir.
1928, J. Menéndez
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Table of Contents

El pobre afán de vivir.
La guagua de durazno.
Aquilina y el "chuco".
El libro de texto.
Hasta el domingo!
Una ladrona.
Escolástico.
Una madre "a la moda".
La muchacha que se duerme en el tranvia.
Final de novela.

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At head of title: B. Gonzalez Arrili.

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Buenos Aires

Classifications

Library of Congress
PQ7797.G58 P6

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Pagination
2 p. l., [7]-156 p., 1 l.
Number of pages
156

ID Numbers

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OL6741289M
LCCN
30009912
OCLC/WorldCat
20770313

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